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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1913
Page
2
Veteran coach emphasizes gradual conditioning for baseball players. Start early with manageable workloads, adapt to climate changes, protect arms and legs, and avoid overfeeding. Each player should tailor a plan, develop strength with careful drills, and persevere through spring to reach peak form in time for the season.
By Walter Marchand New York March 24. There is no firmer believer in Jim Thorpe's future in baseball than Martin Sheridan a Olympian hero and one of the greatest athletes the world ever knew. Sheridan predicts Thorpe will become a star in baseball and excels in any athletic field, noting his speed, vision, and adaptability. He cites Thorpe's Sweden triumph and the holiday parade in his honor as evidence of his growing fame and potential.
New York reports that both leagues adopt earlier start times for games to accommodate fans and families. Charley Murphy of the Cubs pushed for 2 o clock starts, later adjusted to 2:30 to avoid conflicts and still allow late arrivals, though some oppose the change as impractical for schedules and attendance.
A reader asserts they have never received dividends from a guitar venture despite a long life of music interest. The quote emphasizes personal fondness for music over financial returns and suggests skepticism about dividend payments in their experiences.
The piece argues that automotive progress stems from necessity and credits Atlanta dealers for pioneering one third cash and balance in eight monthly payments at 6 percent. These dealers cover costs, so the public pays nothing, with robust service, large stock, and a pledge to personal sacrifice by pioneers in the field.
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